Sentence examples similar to a chief aspect from inspiring English sources

Robert Goodman, who managed in-house boxing at the Garden from 1985 to 1994, said that one chief aspect of his program was a continuing effort to groom young boxers from neighborhoods around New York with an eye toward having them fight one day on the professional stage.

Throughout this extended period, the tariff was the chief aspect of the American taxation system.

Imagine a world in which one of the chief aspects of humanity is, as noted by Death (a character with so much gravitas that he always speaks with caps-lock on): "ARROGANCE, PRIDE AND STUPIDITY".

Discussion is provided on some chief aspects of landscape cognition and on methodology for the landscape research.

We systematically vary three chief aspects of this sequence type: (1) the hydrophobic side chains; (2) the charged side-chains; and (3) the number of repeats.

The eminent Harvard sociologist Talcott Parsons has defined the three chief aspects of teenage culture as: Compulsive independence of and antagonism to adult expectations and authority.

Broad distinguishes two chief aspects of philosophical thinking.

Allen's book describes the classical language of Egypt in 26 lessons, accompanied by essays on the chief aspects of ancient Egyptian culture.

The relationship between attitudes, intentions and behaviour is extensively covered in the literature and has been one of the chief aspects tackled by consumer studies in the economic and social field for the past 25 years.

A chief has to face situations when associates leave.

And Mr. McCain jumped on that bandwagon in a speech on June 10, stating that shareholders should approve all aspects of a chief executive's pay package.